2. Where is Rachel sent to live in Moloka'i?
(a) The Minister Home.
(b) The Priest Home.
(c) The Pastor Home.
(d) The Bishop Home.

3. What do Dorothy and Henry often argue about?
(a) The lack of trust in their relationship.
(b) Henry's family.
(c) What to spend their money on.
(d) Who to blame for Rachel's condition.

4. What does the government in charge declare itself in Chapter 4?
(a) The State of Hawaii.
(b) The Republic of Hawaii.
(c) The Nation of Hawaii.
(d) The Democratic Republic of Hawaii.

5. What does the family begin to call Rachel in Chapter 2?
(a) Aouli.
(b) Kaimana.
(c) Moana.
(d) Ola.

6. What sport has Rachel become skilled at by Chapter 10?
(a) Surfing.
(b) Softball.
(c) Tennis.
(d) Soccer.

7. Whom does Rachel see while boarding the boat?
(a) Her family.
(b) The Queen.
(c) Mr. Wyckoff.
(d) An old school friend.

8. What do the children call Mr. Wyckoff?
(a) The devil incarnate.
(b) A ghost.
(c) A bounty hunter.
(d) A genius.

9. Who declares a Provisional Government in Chapter 4?
(a) A group of American businessmen.
(b) A group of government officials from Singapore.
(c) The monarchy.
(d) The Hawaiian elite.

10. What happens to Sister Catherine's letter in Chapter 9?
(a) It is intercepted by the government.
(b) It is returned.
(c) It is shredded.
(d) It is lost.

11. Who dies at the end of Chapter 8?
(a) Sister Catherine.
(b) Uncle Pono.
(c) Emily.
(d) Moko.

12. How does Rachel feel when her father comes for a visit in Chapter 9?
(a) She is ashamed.
(b) She is overjoyed.
(c) She feels indifferent.
(d) She is nervous.

13. What does the preacher say about leprosy in Chapter 3?
(a) It is one of God's miracles.
(b) It is God's way of keeping the population under control.
(c) It is a mystery.
(d) It is a disease that comes from immoral behaviour.

14. What does Sister Catherine learn about her mother in Chapter 12?
(a) Her mother has gone bankrupt.
(b) Her mother has committed suicide.
(c) Her mother has leprosy.
(d) Her mother has remarried.

15. How does Rachel feel about her Uncle Pono?
(a) She is indifferent towards him.
(b) She despises him.
(c) She is particularly fond of him.
(d) She is uncomfortable around him.